Daezsa Tomas did it, again! Almost three months to the day after dropping an ace at the Wailua Golf Course No. 14, Tomas carded another hole-in-one at the Kiahuna Golf Course last Sunday. That ace helped her and teammate Naea
Daezsa Tomas did it, again!
Almost three months to the day after dropping an ace at the Wailua Golf Course No. 14, Tomas carded another hole-in-one at the Kiahuna Golf Course last Sunday.
That ace helped her and teammate Naea Oda capture top honors in the 13-18 Girls Championship with an aggregate score of 157 (72/85) at the Kaua‘i Junior Golf Association 2010 Spring Classic.
Taylor Viquelia teamed with Janae Park to finish with an aggregate 178 (78/102) for second place in the division.
Matthias Davis was the swing man for the 13-14 Boys Championship class, teaming with Ken Miyata and Bryden Salvador.
Following the Sunday round, the Miyata/Davis team and the Salvador/Davis team finished in an identical tie at 168 (76/92).
Ron Peeren, the tournament chair for the KJGA, said the Miyata/Davis team was declared the winner following two playoff holes.
K.C. Loo and Landon Ishida filled in third place of that division with an aggregate 190 (88/102).
Pono Tokioka teamed with Justin Uegawa to finish with an aggregate 160 (73/87) to finish top of the 15-18 Boys Championship flight, five strokes ahead of the team of Reyn Morioka and Braeden Robley who finished at 165 (81/84).
Logan Gibson, playing in the 10 and Under Junior Tees flight, finished with an even par 72 to take the flight over Rilen Loo who finished the 18-hole stroke play, Saturday, at 78.
Trevor Kua finished top at the 10-12 Championship flight with an 83. Reece Valencia (94), Keith Jose (107), and Hi‘ilani Rosa-Alana rounded out the field at 108, just a stroke back of Jose.
Danny and Joyce Tomas, grandparents of Daezsa, treated all tournament golfers to pizza and beverage in celebration of Daezsa’s ace.
Daezsa’s first hole-in-one was carded on March 7 at the Wailua Golf Course No. 14 hole.
